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Rock 1881 Census District 7A Part of the borough of Bewdley called Far Forest commencing at Callow Hill and including the North of the Turnpike road leading to Cleobury Mortimer, Lembrook, The Ford, Lynhold, Cooks Green, Far Forest, Parsonage, Wyre Forest Station in the Ecclesiastical Parish of Holy Trinity Far Forest. This detached part of the parish of Bewdley has been transferred to Rock parish from 377/5 to 349/1 and is now in the Reg District of Cleobury Mortimer Enumerator Mr H Gunn District 7B Part of the Parish of Rock comprised within & including the Alton Division Enumerator Mr J F Page Note : In the original census, areas 7a and 7b were enumerated separately. Here they have been merged. 7a included numbers 1 to 175. Area 7b included numbers 176 to 1105 Address rel Age M/F con Occupation birthplace 1 1 Lyp Hold Daniel GREEN H 37 M M Farmer 36ac Far Forest 2 Lyp Hold Sarah GREEN W 43 F M Somerset 3 Lyp Hold Annie S. GREEN D 13 F Far Forest 4 2 Cooks Green Thomas DALLOW H 76 M M Farmer 15ac Bewdley 5 Cooks Green Mary Ann DALLOW W 75 F M Cleobury 6 3 The Ford Timothy GREEN H 31 M M Labourer (Ag) Rock 7 The Ford Emma GREEN W 28 F M Bewdley 8 The Ford Albert GREEN S 7 M Bewdley 9 The Ford James GREEN S 5 M Bewdley 10 The Ford Jane GREEN D 1 F Bewdley 11 4 Small Goodman Michael DEVENPORT H 38 M M Carpenter & Farmer Kidderminster 12 Small Goodman Eliza DEVENPORT W 37 F M Bewdley 13 Small Goodman Emaly DEVENPORT D 6 F Bewdley 14 Small Goodman Lucy A. DEVENPORT D 2 F Bewdley 15 5 Goodmans Hill William GREEN H 43 M W Farmer 50ac Bewdley 16 Goodmans Hill Mary Ann GREEN D 15 F Bewdley 17 Goodmans Hill Elizabeth GREEN D 15 F Bewdley 18 Goodmans Hill Arther GREEN S 13 M Bewdley 19 Goodmans Hill Luisa GREEN D 11 F Bewdley 20 Goodmans Hill Alfred GREEN S 9 M Bewdley 21 Goodmans Hill Ellen GREEN D 4 F Bewdley 22 Goodmans Hill Alice GREEN D 2 F Bewdley 23 6 Goodmans Cottage Samuel CARTER H 26 M M Labourer (Ag) Bewdley 24 Goodmans Cottage Emma CARTER W 26 F M Bewdley 25 Goodmans Cottage Frederick CARTER S 1 M Bewdley 26 7 Cottage Joseph BOOTON H 30 M M Woodman Cleobury 27 Cottage Mary Ann BOOTON W 30 F M Bewdley 28 Cottage Emaly BOOTON D 7 F Rock 29 Cottage Alice BOOTON D 5 F Bewdley 30 Cottage Mary Ann BOOTON D 4 F Bewdley 31 Cottage Ellen BOOTON D 3 F Bewdley 32 Cottage Lucy BOOTON D 1 F Bewdley 33 8 Birches William DAVIS H 74 M M Beasom Maker Kinlet 34 Birches Elizabeth DAVIS W 74 F M Stoddesdon 35 Birches Reuben DAVIS S 44 M Agric Labourer Rock 36 Birches Henry DAVIS Gs 9 M Bewdley 37 9 Bridge House Daniel BROADWAY H 56 M M Agric Labourer Bewdley 38 Bridge House Ann BROADWAY W 45 F M Bewdley 39 Bridge House Albert BROADWAY S 21 M Agric Labourer Bewdley 40 Bridge House Thomas BROADWAY S 19 M Agric Labourer Bewdley 41 Bridge House Elizabeth BROADWAY D 18 F Bewdley 42 Bridge House Ellen BROADWAY D 10 F Bewdley 43 Bridge House Daniel BROADWAY S 8 M Bewdley 44 Bridge House Aurther BROADWAY S 4 M Bewdley 45 10 Worralls William DOOLITTLE H 37 M M Farmer 50ac Stoddesdon 46 Worralls Ann DOOLITTLE W 39 F M Bewdley 47 Worralls James DOOLITTLE S 13 M Bewdley 48 Worralls Thomas DOOLITTLE S 12 M Bewdley 49 Worralls Elizabeth DOOLITTLE D 5 F Bewdley 50 Worralls William PALMER L 30 M Labourer Ag Bewdley 51 11 Wyre Forest James BULLOCK H 40 M M Station Master Wiltshire 52 Wyre Forest Kate BULLOCK W 41 F M Wiltshire 53 Wyre Forest J.S.T. BULLOCK S 13 M Railway Clerk Middlesex 54 Wyre Forest M.A.G. BULLOCK D 10 F Bewdley 55 Wyre Forest E.B.W. BULLOCK S 7 M Bewdley 56 Wyre Forest N.R. BULLOCK S 4 M Bewdley 57 Wyre Forest R.N. BULLOCK D 2 F Bewdley 58 12 Fingerpost John WARRALL H 25 M M Wheelwright Rock 59 Fingerpost Hannah WARRALL W 22 F M Dudley 60 Fingerpost Annie WARRALL D 2 F Rock 61 13 Cottage Richard VALE H 61 M M Labourer Leominster 62 Cottage Hannah VALE W 55 F M Leominster 63 14 Newallss unocc 64 15 Stepping Stones George FLETCHER H 28 M M Farmer 10ac Bewdley 65 Stepping Stones Mary Ann FLETCHER W 28 F M Sedgley 66 Stepping Stones Aurther W. FLETCHER S 1 M Bewdley 67 Stepping Stones Sarah Ann WILSON V 15 F Clint 68 Stepping Stones James STOKES Ser 17 M Serv Rock 69 16 Goodmoor Lodge William John MALBON H 55 M M Gardener Ashbourne 70 Goodmoor Lodge Mary Ann MALBON W 53 F M Cook Abremes 71 17 Budsbridge George PALMER H 48 M M Farmer Bewdly 72 Budsbridge Judith PALMER W 50 F M Cleobury 73 19 ???? David PERKINS H 34 M M Farmer 20ac Rock 74 ???? Agnes PERKINS W 24 F M Sawfer 75 18 Low Cottage James BASIN H 46 M M Ag Labourer Cleobury 76 Low Cottage Martha BASIN W 36 F M Milson 77 Low Cottage Emma BASIN D 14 F Staffordshire 78 Low Cottage Thomas BASIN S 12 M Staffordshire 79 Low Cottage Mary BASIN D 11 F Staffordshire 80 Low Cottage Elizabeth BASIN D 10 F Rock 81 Low Cottage John BASIN S 7 M Rock 82 Low Cottage William BASIN S 5 M Bewdly 83 Low Cottage James BASIN S 4 M Bewdly 84 Low Cottage Infant BASIN D F Bewdly 85 20 Cottage Susan NEVEY H 78 F W Masons Widow Bewdly Cottage Lucy NEVEY D 35 F Oth Bewdly 86 ers 87 21 Orchard House Charles SMITH H 36 M M Woodman Bewdly 88 Orchard House Ellen SMITH W 30 F M Rock 89 Orchard House George SMITH S 7 M Rock 90 Orchard House Annie SMITH D 6 F Rock 91 Orchard House May SMITH D 3 F Bewdly 92 Orchard House Emaly SMITH D 1 F Bewdly 93 22 Cottage John GREEN H 26 M M Woodman Bewdly 94 Cottage Fanny GREEN W 26 F M Mamble 95 23 Cottage Samuel HORTON H 50 M M Beasom Maker Cleobury 96 Cottage Emma HORTON W 44 F M Rock 97 Cottage George HORTON S 19 M Beasom Maker Bewdly 98 24 Mooles Thomas PERKINS H 38 M M Woodman Rock Rock1881-FF-7a+b.doc 99 Mooles Eliza PERKINS W 39 F M Arley 100 Mooles John PERKINS S 14 M Ag Labouring Boy Bewdly 101 Mooles Thomas PERKINS S 12 M Scholar Bewdly 102 Mooles Alfred PERKINS S 10 M Scholar Bewdly 103 Mooles James PERKINS S 9 M Scholar Bewdly 104 Mooles Selina PERKINS D 6 F Scholar Bewdly 105 Mooles Katherine PERKINS D 5 F Bewdly 106 Mooles Charles PERKINS S 3 M Bewdly 107 Mooles Aurther PERKINS S 1 M Bewdly 108 25 Hill Cottage Wm. GREEN H 60 M Agric Labourer Bewdly 109 26 Hill Cottage John BOOTON V (H) 49 M M Railway Labourer Rock 110 Hill Cottage Hannah BOOTON W 53 F M Bewdly 111 Hill Cottage Lizie WRIGHT V 9 F Rock 112 27 Corner House Francis BEECH H 30 M M Farmer 20ac Rock 113 Corner House Lucy BEECH W 31 F M Rock 114 Corner House Frederick PERKINS Neph 11 M Bewdly 115 Far Forest Vickeridge Josiah T. LEA H 58 M M Vicar Kidderminster 116 Far Forest Vickeridge May K. LEA W 52 F M Bewdly 117 Far Forest Vickeridge Frances K.H. LEA D 19 F Torquay 118 Far Forest Vickeridge Margaret J. LEA D 16 F Far Forest 119 Far Forest Vickeridge Alice M. LEA D 15 F Far Forest 120 Far Forest Vickeridge Ruth B. LEA D 9 F Far Forest 121 Far Forest Vickeridge Ann STOKES Ser 38 F M Cook Chorly 122 Far Forest Vickeridge Jane HUGHES Ser 32 F Servant Chetton 123 Far Forest Vickeridge Emma MORRISS Ser 21 F Servant Far Forest 124 Far Forest Vickeridge William DOOLITTLE Ser 15 M Dom Servant Far Forest 125 29 Barrons Edwin GREEN H 42 M M Farmer 23ac Bewdly 126 Barrons Elizabeth GREEN W 39 F M Stoddesdon 127 Barrons William PERKINS Ser 15 M Servant Boy Bewdly 128 30 Fern Hill Lodge Hannah WALFORD H 42 F Grocer Boy Gloucestershire 129 Fern Hill Lodge Anne LEA L 81 F Annuitant Newcastle On Tyne 130 Fern Hill Lodge Elizabeth FREEMAN L 49 F Hereford 131 Fern Hill Lodge Mary FREEMAN Ser 14 F Domestic Servant Hartlebury 132 31 ??? William SUMMERS H 48 M M Farmer 23ac Shropshire 133 ??? Caroline SUMMERS W 42 F M Worcestershire 134 ???? William SUMMERS S 16 M Farmers Son Bewdly 135 ???? Louisa SUMMERS D 12 F Bewdly 136 32 ???? George PERKINS H 42 M M Railway Labourer Kidderminster 137 Charlotte PERKINS W 40 F M Rock 138 Martha PERKINS D 10 F Forest 139 John PERKINS S 7 M Forest 140 Elizabeth PERKINS D 4 F Forest 141 Louisa PERKINS D 2 F Forest 142 33 ???? Ann DAVIS H 62 F W Egg & Butter Dealer Hereford 143 Elizabeth DAVIS D 23 F Rock 144 Charles DAVIS S 21 M No Occ Rock 145 Aurther W. BEECH Gs 12 M Rock 146 34 Crossing House Edwin DAVIS H M M 147 Crossing House Ann DAVIS W 31 F M Bewdly 148 Crossing House May DAVIS D 8 F Rock 149 Crossing House Josiah DAVIS S 5 M 150 Crossing House Emma DAVIS D 3 F 151 Crossing House Amus DAVIS S 7mo M 152 35 ????? George FLETCHER H 53 M M Farmer 50ac Ribbesford 153 Sarah FLETCHER W 54 F M Hereford 154 Aurther FLETCHER S 21 M Farmers Son Ribbesford Allen FREEMAN B 82 M W Retired Farmer Uper Lapy, 155 Hereford 156 John BEECH Ser 16 M Farm Servant Rock 157 Harriet BOOTEN Ser 14 F Domestic Servant Kinlet 158 36 Garbetts Elizabeth GREEN H 51 F W Farmers Widow Bewdly 159 Garbetts George GREEN S 23 M Ag Labourer Bewdly 160 Garbetts William GREEN S 19 M Ag Labourer Bewdly 161 Garbetts Elizabeth GREEN D 9 F Scholar Bewdly 162 37 Callow Hill John SMITH H 58 M M Mason Rock 163 Callow Hill Mary Ann SMITH W 52 F M Chorly 164 38 Callow Hill John STOKES H 73 M M Woodman Rock 165 Callow Hill Susana STOKES W 65 F M Kinlet 166 Callow Hill Hanna BROADWAY Gd 14 F Bewdly 167 Callow Hill George W.
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    APPENDICES A – G Type of application: Outl Outline Full detailed Res Reserved Matters following outline approval PN Prior Notification Appendix A: Sites completed 1st April 2016-31st March 2020 page 2 Appendix B: Sites under construction (UC) at 1st April 2020 page 12 Appendix C: Sites Not Yet Started (NYS) at 1st April 2020 page 18 Appendix D: Sites with resolution to grant planning permission subject to legal agreement at 1st April 2020 page 23 Appendix E: Other Deliverable sites included in 5 year housing land supply at 1st April 2020 page 24 Appendix F: Housing Trajectory at April 1st 2020 page 26 Appendix G - C2 Trajectory page 31 1 Appendix A: Sites completed 1st April 2016-31st March 2020 Application Address Description Decision Expiry Date Gross Net Comp. Gross Net Number Date units units prior to comp. comp. 04/2016 2016-20 2016-20 Bewdley 14/0296/full Adj. 13 Telford Proposed dwelling 01/08/14 01/08/17 1 1 0 1 1 Drive 11/0634/full Barn at Grey Green Conversion of redundant 21/02/12 21/02/15 1 1 0 1 1 Lane agricultural building to dwelling 16/0007/full Woodcolliers , Conversion of public house to 3 17/02/16 17/02/19 3 3 0 3 3 Welch Gate dwellings 15/0255/full Garage block, Erection of 4 dwellings 08/07/15 08/07/18 4 4 0 4 4 Shaw Hedge Road 15/0394/full 160 Kidderminster Replacement dwelling 07/09/15 07/09/18 1 0 0 1 0 Road 15/0294/full 24 Kidderminster Conversion of existing shop to 2 28/09/15 28/09/18 3 3 0 3 3 Road dwellings, conversion of outbuilding to dwelling 16/0280/full Springhill Rise Demolition of 24 apartments to 21/10/16
  • An Archaeological Analysis of Anglo-Saxon Shropshire A.D. 600 – 1066: with a Catalogue of Artefacts

    An Archaeological Analysis of Anglo-Saxon Shropshire A.D. 600 – 1066: with a Catalogue of Artefacts

    An Archaeological Analysis of Anglo-Saxon Shropshire A.D. 600 – 1066: With a catalogue of artefacts By Esme Nadine Hookway A thesis submitted to the University of Birmingham for the degree of MRes Classics, Ancient History and Archaeology College of Arts and Law University of Birmingham March 2015 University of Birmingham Research Archive e-theses repository This unpublished thesis/dissertation is copyright of the author and/or third parties. The intellectual property rights of the author or third parties in respect of this work are as defined by The Copyright Designs and Patents Act 1988 or as modified by any successor legislation. Any use made of information contained in this thesis/dissertation must be in accordance with that legislation and must be properly acknowledged. Further distribution or reproduction in any format is prohibited without the permission of the copyright holder. Abstract The Anglo-Saxon period spanned over 600 years, beginning in the fifth century with migrations into the Roman province of Britannia by peoples’ from the Continent, witnessing the arrival of Scandinavian raiders and settlers from the ninth century and ending with the Norman Conquest of a unified England in 1066. This was a period of immense cultural, political, economic and religious change. The archaeological evidence for this period is however sparse in comparison with the preceding Roman period and the following medieval period. This is particularly apparent in regions of western England, and our understanding of Shropshire, a county with a notable lack of Anglo-Saxon archaeological or historical evidence, remains obscure. This research aims to enhance our understanding of the Anglo-Saxon period in Shropshire by combining multiple sources of evidence, including the growing body of artefacts recorded by the Portable Antiquity Scheme, to produce an over-view of Shropshire during the Anglo-Saxon period.